Our 8 Types of Garlic

  1. Asian Tempest

Breathtaking and fiery hot when eaten raw.

Sweet when baked with a rich garlic flavor.

Origin: South Korea


2. Chesnok  Red         

Great for baking, brings out a truly sweet flavor. Lasting full flavored garlic with a delicious lingering afternote when cooked. Hot flavor profile when eaten raw.

Origin: Republic of Georgia


3. Georgian Fire

Strong raw flavor with a nice hotness that is not unpleasant. 

Great salsa garlic!

Origin: Republic of Georgia


4. Khabar

Memorable when eaten raw due to a heat that eases into a burst of flavor. 

Mild and creamy when baked, pairs deliciously with mashed potatoes!

Origin: Siberia 


 5. Metechi

Robust garlic flavor along with a sharp bite. Tastes fiery raw, strong with a nice finish when cooked.

Few large cloves per bulb. 

Marbled purple stripe. 

Origin: Republic of Georgia


6. Music

 A versatile, well mannered garlic. Quintessential garlic flavor that compliments rather than dominates a dish.  

Large cloves are easy to peel, delightful for everyday cooking. Great for pesto, dressings, and more.

House favorite!

Origin: Canada


7. Russian Giant

Remarkably hot when eaten raw. Full flavored, must try garlic that often wins the “best baked garlic” taste tests.

Origin: Armenia


8. Sicilian Softneck

Excellent lingering garlic flavor, perfectly suited for Italian Cuisine! Rich deep flavor, with a zesty medium pungency.

Origin: Italy